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  Ocean Isle Beach
  Sunset Beach
  Calabash
  Inland
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  Topsail Island
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Brunswick County

Beaches and Vicinity
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Bald Head Island
 

The Silver Peddler
8 Maritime Way, Bald Head Island
(910) 457-6900

Nestled next  to the Maritime Market this little upscale boutique offers an amazing inventory. Its claim to fame is sterling-silver jewelry crafted by master artisans in beautifully unique designs. But more than that, this Nantucket Traditional–style shop carries home accessories, including needlepoint pillows, lamps, rugs, pictures, artwork, pet accessories, baby sun hats, antique reproductions and more. You may even find chairs for your patio. For one-of-a-kind finds this is a great place to shop. Looking for something special? Just ask. It's very likely they can find it for you.RP 02-15-08
 

Turtle Central
7000 Federal Rd., Bald Head Island
(910) 457-0917
 

If you are searching for the perfect souvenir of your visit to Bald Head Island or a special gift for a loved one, Turtle Central is a must stop. You will find environmentally oriented items, from jewelry to pottery to books and toys, as well as clothing. The kids will love the "For Kids Only" area, while parents and grandparents will enjoy the clothing for infants and toddlers. The shop is staffed by volunteers, and the proceeds benefit environmental programs, including overseeing the turtle nesting program on the island, education programs and events, and conservation efforts.RP 06-17-08

 

Holden Beach

L. Bookworm
2980 Holden Beach Rd. SW, Holden Beach 
(910) 842-7380, (877) 720-7199

L. Bookworm is a delightful place to satisfy your reading hunger. Whether you want easy beach reading or more stimulating literature, you're likely to find it here. If not, Lowell's will gladly special order it for you. They carry a good selection of new fiction, nonfiction, bestsellers, children's books and paperbacks. Used books are sold and traded; check with the store for trade-in rates. Photocopying and fax services are available. While browsing, be sure to look through the extensive regional and local history room.RP 06-17-08

 

Sunset Beach

Golf Cart Outlet, Inc.
7102 Ocean Hwy. W., Sunset Beach
(910) 579-8070

The Golf Cart Outlet is a remanufacturing company with a most unusual product. Here you will find golf carts converted into Street Carts (street legal golf cars). If you are looking for the perfect hunting buggy, look no further. You will find Lift Kit Carts at the Golf Cart Outlet as well. These all-terrain golf carts sport 22-inch knobby tires and a large cargo bed along with other options. Neighborhood carts, which can go as fast as 25 mph, and passenger shuttles are available, as are many custom options to suit your needs.rp/2-18-06

The Village at Sunset Beach
Corner of N.C. Hwys. 179 and 904, Sunset Beach

This attractive shopping center, anchored by an upscale Food Lion grocery store, brings a number of amenities — a gas station, a bank, restaurants and retail stores — to the Brunswick Island communities. Specialty shops include J. Huffman, a ladies' fashions and accessories boutique, and The Blue Heron Gallery, an excellent choice for eclectic art and gifts. The Pelican Bookstore is a cozy place to browse for new and used titles, gifts or books highlighting local interests. Copies, UPS shipping and a fax service are available at The Pelican. At Sunset Gourmet Cafe & Coffee Bar, in addition to coffee and specialty drinks, you will find delicious sandwiches, salads and baked goods.RP 06-19-08


Calabash

Callahan's of Calabash Nautical Gifts
9973 Beach Dr., Calabash
(910) 579-2611, (800) 344-3816

Don't leave Calabash without a stop at Callahan's. The building is a huge sprawling structure that actually houses several departments under one roof, so plan for a long visit. Calabash Nautical Gifts, the store's namesake, has everything nautical you can imagine plus a large selection of coastal home décor, gifts, gold and silver jewelry, a complete card shop and much more. St. Nick Nacks Christmas Shop, the holiday (Christmas, Easter, Halloween) collectibles area of the store, boasts nearly three million ornaments. If you're a collector, this is a must-stop destination. You'll find generous selections of Christopher Radko ornaments, Jim Shore "Heartwood Creek", Mark Robert’s Fairies, Snowbabies, Department 56 Villages and others. In yet another area of this sprawling store, you'll discover Pea Landing Mercantile. This area of Callahan's features mouthwatering fudge and homemade candy, gourmet foods, cookbooks with a coastal flair, and accessories for home or garden. Worn out from all this shopping? The benches on the building's covered wraparound porch are a great place to rest tired feet.RP 06-17-08
 

Reflections Stained Glass
947 Carter Dr., Calabash
(910) 575-3503
 

Pati Lewellyn started working in stained glass as a hobby more than 20 years ago. She found that the choice of glass and supplies was limited and dreamed of opening her own shop one day. Eventually she did just that, and you will find more glass and supplies in her shop than just about anywhere on the East Coast. In addition to selling pattern books, glass, grinders, saws and a complete line of supplies and tools, Pati gives classes in the shop. She teaches an "angel" class for beginners, which takes only an hour or so to do, as well as classes in the basics, cutting and grinding, lamp making, boxes, panels and anything else you might want to learn. Classes are taught one-on-one by appointment. People have come from as far as Murrells Inlet and Wilmington for classes and from Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee and even the country of Ireland for purchases. Custom work and group demonstrations are available.RP 06-17-08
 


Victoria's Ragpatch
Ragpatch Row, 10164 Beach Dr. SW, Calabash
(910) 579-2015
 

This elegant shop is actually two boutiques at one location. The first floor is overflowing with a wide selection of upscale apparel for ladies and children, including shoes and accessories. The upstairs studio offers everything you need for entertaining or furnishing your home — linens, furniture, lamps, dinnerware, art and accessories. Step into the adjacent kitchen for tasty samples of assorted dips, soups, tea, coffee and pies. Gift baskets and gift wrapping are available. Victoria's Ragpatch has a wonderful second shop located on the Causeway at Ocean Isle Beach, (910) 579-3158.RP 06-17-08
 

The YardBird Emporium
10138 Beach Dr. SW, Calabash
(910) 575-5455
 

Proprietor Mary Keefe is a storehouse of knowledge about birds and squirrels, their feeding habits and their habitats. Hint: Attaching a bluebird house to a tree is not the best or safest location as snakes and squirrels can easily get to the bluebird babies. Proof of her knowledge can be seen in the bluebirds feeding on the porch of her shop and flying around the buildings. In addition to all kinds of supplies, such as hummingbird feeders, bird houses, squirrel feeders, field guides, bluebird nesting boxes and poles, yard ornaments, etc., The Yard Bird carries Coles Specialty Feed such as raw peanuts, safflower seed, special feeder and premium seed mixes as well as Droll Yankee and Duncraft and Vari-Craft products.RP 06-17-08
 

Inland

Shallotte
 

Azio Used and Rare Bookshop
225 Smith Ave., Shallotte
(910) 755-3322, (866) 315-3322
 

Azio Media is an independent bookstore where you can find a huge selection of used and rare books, vinyl LP records, art, film collectibles and more. All books and records are cleaned and reconditioned, and hard-cover books are protected with acid-free dust jackets. Large-print books in the store sell for $4.99. Don't miss the $1 nonfiction books and the $1 children's books. It's open Monday -through Saturday.RP 06-19-08
 

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